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[BLUETIT]

We never used to stop games for medical emergencies in the crowd, now it’s happening all the time. Why?

I was on the Grange End, watching the Real Zaragoza game in the 60’s and a fella collapsed and died in front of us.

Some staff, eventually got to him, but with a sell out crowd, couldn’t get to him quick enough.

The game carried on, without any hesitation

RIP, bluebird, whoever you were

[EastbourneBlue]

If it means the person in need of attention receives better/quicker attention then fair enough, but why would it?

[Whisperer]

I was on the Grange End, watching the Real Zaragoza game in the 60’s and a fella collapsed and died in front of us.

Some staff, eventually got to him, but with a sell out crowd, couldn’t get to him quick enough.

The game carried on, without any hesitation

RIP, bluebird, whoever you were

Same here - during the Leicester semi - final at CCS 2010 Chopra Scores and the poor guy behind us keels over. not a bad way to go though. RIP Bluebird.

[lardy]

Same here - during the Leicester semi - final at CCS 2010 Chopra Scores and the poor guy behind us keels over. not a bad way to go though. RIP Bluebird.

He was in the row behind me. Very sad.

[Whisperer]

He was in the row behind me. Very sad.

I was 2-3 rows in front of you then.